Pride Month & queer community: Singapore’s Pink Dot returns for its 18th edition with a more intimate “Come Get Personal” theme, turning Hong Lim Park into a community-led space for stories, conversations and installations. LGBTQ+ nightlife: London inclusive rave brand He.She.They lands in Singapore at MDLR, with local collectives and a punk-edged headline set. Arts & language for families: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre debuts a children’s festival with puppetry, kueh-making and a “My Little Chingay Float” history-and-tradition showcase. Theatre spotlight: Working Title Productions’ Pygmalion: Mural of Singapore puts Singapore’s education system under the microscope, with a free-seating youth ensemble. Film in Mandarin: Chinese hit Dear You opens in Singapore with Mandarin-dubbed screenings, while the original Teochew version stays for premieres and niche screenings. Culture meets global craft: ACM’s Crosscurrents show opens June 19, linking Mughal, Safavid and Ottoman masterpieces from the Louvre with Singapore’s own collection. Sustainability research: Singapore launches TREASURES, a national centre for residue and toxic industrial waste research, as recycling rates miss targets. Food trend watch: A global bakery roundup notes artisan bread is getting more local, while pastry keeps going borderless—fuelled fast by social media.